MacallyPremium Wired USB C Keyboard with USB Ports (2X USB-A |1x USB-C Ports) - Wired Keyboard for Mac Mini/Pro, iMac, MacBook, iPad, and PC - Full Size Type C Connection

Exactly what I needed to replace my iMac Pro keyboard that stopped working.

Fabulous Keyboard Easy set up for iMac. I hesitated to buy because keys were not back lit. But not needed. Keys are easy to see in low light conditions. As you can tell I am hunt & peck typist

I bought this keyboard because it has extra ports on the back to plug in my printer. It has a very nice feel when typing on the keys, and it is such a relief to have after some of the letters and my space bar on my last one stopped working. I like the look of the black keyboard as well.

I don't know the proper names for computer accessories but why would it come with a port connector that only fits my laptop which already has a keyboard? My desktop Mac needs a new one and the port connector is too small for it. Now I have to either return it (It took over a week to arrive) or purchase an adapter to make this small one work. Buying an adaptor will cause even more wires. Disappointed. The actual keyboard is perfect and I'm disappointed that I paid $70 and now have to buy a port thingie to use it. Why doesn't the computer keyboard come with both sizes so everyone can use it? Per the photo above my mini mac needs the large one.

Works Wonderfully. Quiet as a mouse and feels good too. I did miss that it was usb-c but it wasn't an issue as I'm using it on an up to date computer.

I bought this due to the fact that I need to have a num pad for me to write music w the Sibelius software. That is what the professor want to use to train for speed. The Mac lab top computer does not have it. I bought a mini num pad but it is awkward to use for my right hand. I want something with proper layout for training my muscle memory. That is why I bought this keyboard. I just had surgery and was in recovery when this keyboard arrived. So I put it aside. Now that I feel better and wanted to use the keyboard. Woa-la! The truth comes out! I pushed the number 4 on the num pad on the right. Instead of giving me the frequently used quarter note, it raised the pitch just like it was an arrow key pointing upward. Instantly it became a piece of junk to me. How disappointing!

UPDATE After a lot of use: Still a nice keyboard, BUT...backlighting would have made it PERFECT. Not. Being so dark, it is hard to see in low light. I have shopped keyboards now too much. Waiting for 1. backlit, 2. silver or white, 3. connects with USB C as this does, and also 4. Has ports on the back like this does - so there ya go - this one but with backlighting. I don't want wireless, and I don't want Bluetooth. Hassles with batteries and charging have gotten so old. :) Macally if you are listening...I like cords. I wanted this keyboard despite it's width because it has 3 USB ports on it and I love ports too. So the mouse is plugged into the keyboard, and the keyboard is plugged into the mini and I have two more ports, including a C port, on the keyboard. Very handy these days, when laptops are almost portless. Along with the Satechi multiport my Mini is now a go. AND this keyboard came in the same color as my Mini - the dark Space Gray. So - as far as a Mac Mini goes, this is ideal. Had it awhile now and am happy.

I bought this keyboard because I didn't want a bunch of Bluetooth EMI in my office. It's a nice keyboard otherwise, but I use this computer for recording music, and the amount of EMI hash it injects into the room is absolutely, unacceptably insane - worse than a light dimmer! I don't know how to adequately express my disappointment without swearing. I can hear it change pitch with certain key combinations, too.It's a shame Apple got rid of their wonderful metal-bodied keyboards with USB A cable instead of updating them to USB C/Thunderbolt. Oh well. Hopefully the Matias Wired Aluminum Keyboard I just ordered will do the job without all the EMI noise....